I wonder if anyone can help. I'm writing about landscape management and maintenance plans, and that most of them are in a dumb Word file with perhaps a table of tasks, as opposed to a smart document such as QGIS file with a linked database of tasks.

A plan would include a list of all tasks that might need to be undertaken, and then a table showing when each task should take place.

Writing it in Word means there is no way to filter tasks, such as only showing tasks that are required in week 10, or all tasks for a specific location.

My suspicion is that this would be far better in QGIS, showing areas in plan and a filterable range of tasks associated with each area that can be exported as worksheets for site staff.

Does anyone know of an example of something similar? It could be habitat management or landscape management.

Thank you in advance

I'm writing about landscape management and maintenance plans, and that most of them are in a Word file with perhaps a table of tasks, as opposed to a smart document such as a QGIS file with a linked database of tasks.

A plan would include a list of all tasks that might need to be undertaken, and then a table showing when each task should take place.

Writing it in Word means there is no way to filter tasks, such as only showing tasks that are required in week 10, or all tasks for a specific location.

My suspicion is that this would be far better in QGIS, showing areas in plan and a filterable range of tasks associated with each area that can be exported as worksheets for site staff.

Does anyone know of an example of something similar? It could be habitat management or landscape management.